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BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL Nov. 27-29 1/2 off second item purchase of equal or lesser value - adjusted at confirmation

Royal Worcester Bone China Creamer

Porcelain

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$37 USD
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This is a dainty little pitcher that would hold enough cream for a couple cups of coffee. It looks like topical leaves and even the handle is a leaf. It is very attractive in a natural form.

No chips or cracks. 3 1/4" high. The mark says Bone China above the crown and Royal Worcester below the circle. "W" Made in England. Ca 1950.

Item ID: 16140